The turmoil in Syria over the weekend was like a loud bang, disturbing investments. However, the market on Monday was particularly restrained. Investors are preparing for a series of final decisions from four continents' central banks, significant meetings in China, and U.S. inflation data.$BTC
Compared to the events that occurred over the weekend, Monday's global market trend is slightly restrained, as if it were silent.
1. The markets for the U.S. dollar, crude oil, and others opened smoothly, with no instances of "gapping up" or "gapping down." Only gold jumped $14 at the open, seemingly influenced by news of the Chinese central bank restarting gold purchases, while the Syrian government's collapse had little impact on the market.
2. Due to the chaotic news environment, the content of Trump's exclusive interview on Meet the Press did not dominate the headlines. In this interview, he discussed actions to be taken on his first day in office, the consequences of not guaranteeing tariffs (not guaranteeing that tariffs will not raise inflation), and his intention not to replace Federal Reserve Chairman Powell, among other topics. Traders will continue to scrutinize his remarks.
3. The only economic data to focus on today is China's November CPI, which will have a decisive impact on the Chinese stock market.
4. Additionally, traders will pay special attention to the CPI data to be released this Wednesday, as economists expect a rebound in U.S. inflation for November, and this concern may influence Monday's market trends.
It should also be noted that Federal Reserve Governor Waller's speech last Friday may continue to resonate in the financial markets, where he stated that "progress against inflation may have stalled, and caution is needed in advancing rate cuts."#美财政部称BTC“数字黄金”
